New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-10
WHISKEY AND BEER AT WORK
DEMOCRATIC PLANS IN NETWORK STATE.


REPUBLICANS TO OPEN THEIR CAMPAIGN IN JAMES
rowN-IIQUoR MEN AFTER THE sCALPs OF ALL
WHO SUPPORTED THE vEDDER AND CROSBY
BILLS.
ALBANY, Oct. (SpecaD.-The Republican campaign
IN ths interior Of the State will be begun formally at
jamestown. In Chautauqua County, on Saturday Octo-
Der IS when speeches will be made by Senator Hiscock
and ex-senator Warner Miller. The city forms
part OF Assembly District In when
there is a Republican bolt-that against Assempymnn
Frost The boilers have Endorsed the Democratic cahd
date Flint Blanchard for Assembly, and have been sup
porting him pretty faithfully. The leading Republicans
Of the district say that Mr. Blanchard does not have as
much Republican support Us he had when ne was hs'
nominated and that Mr. Frost will be elected but they
hope by of Republican meetings still further 70
reduce the numbers of the boilers
Ex-Assembiyman Kidder NJ. Scott. OF Geneseo pears
this testimony to the merit OF the new committee:
have bee. Of the tTo
the beginning to the Of aid not receive
so s me- ss"
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sSs ia. s S% are hard work
samH ss eomms. saa ssrs
have SsSS led ~ Ie
ter B. faSfnsr cSSssSn.ncs the
S H,1 ryns 70 1%n ss
causing great dissension among the Democrats
Ex-Assembly man William T. ONeil OF Franklin
County who was hero last week, said;
condition Of the Republican party in Franklin ns ss
psases people All that ss!s Conpit,ss has to
the Republicans that they think we can
s i% in this s and S's
who a sn 10 90 TO the p we
them Won't ,Gs n that W. care are
and certainly are and you WIN gss a e
s sa: G. S9sm 70 1SS
int IN earnest S'nes and. and thinks It can win
DEMOCRATS RELYING ON LIQUOR MEN.
The Democrats palpably are going TO make "msKey
and beer campaign. They have put one prominent
brewer Frederick Cook, OF the Bartholomay Brewing
Company OF Rochester at the head Of their State ticket
Another brewer Edward Murphy, jr OF Troy Is chair
man of their state Committee Charles A. sadler the
secretary Of the Brewers and Maltsers OF at
tended the Republican Assembly Convention III
district Wayne County and attempted TO defeat the re
nomination of Mr. saxton There are large matsers a.
Assem- Assembly S0uu pstrct anu and Mr. sader used
saS Voted for no veSar bill and the
High-Iicense bill. and that was sufficient 10 condemn
him in Mr. MI stader SAYS now that
the and maltsters will see TO It that Mr. saxon
defeated a. ne p Of ne S sS So s for cos6y bill
the vedder bill will he opposed by the brewers ana
sfsvess of sc So one coSy Voted for
bills. it is evident where the weight OF the
Whskey would not permit IL Using Inc fei-
sonal Liberty Party, the Germans VINO desire 10 nave
the saloons opened on sunday and the money OF we
brewers and isers the Democrats hope 10 carry hc
State and the Legislature. The Democrats acknowIeuge
that their only hope of carrying the state Is TO offset the
Labor vote by the whiskey and beer vote
TEMPERANCE MEN LEAVING TIE THIRD PARTY.
The Prohibition campaign Is not as prosperous rs the
leaders Of the Prohibition party would desire In sew
era counties OF the state former Prohibition leaders are
either returning to the Republican party satisfied with
the temperance plank. Joining the United Labor
MARTY which seems TO have attraction for them
The greatest loss which the Prohibition party mas sur
:ered in respect is the Rev. John Copeland Mehou
list Episcopal minister o: western Newlork For hve
wears Mr. Copeland has been the prohibition leader IN
western New. York lie organized what is known as
the I" ST. John circuit" OF prohibition campmeet
ings They were held at Silver Lake.
in wyoming County, aud In other places III neighboIng
counties These held every summer ana they ai
groat effect inducing voters TO JOIN the frohioi,oh
ter on October 8. when Henry George addressed the
United Labor Party in that city, ana intends 10 make
United Labor speeches The loss OF Mr. Copeland IS
much depored by the Prohbittonists
MR.. GEORGES AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN.
Mr. George is strengthening the United Labor party by
the speeches he making In the interior OF the state
Large organizations Of the party have been formed IN
jamestown Rochester Auburn. Utica and Albany; and
smaller organizations in Poughkeepsie. Buffalo, Troy
Jockport Elmra and Ithaca All the Democratic NAL
contents are joining Untel Labor party and there Is
good deal OF Democratic ascension owing 10 the quar-
reis over President Cleveapds appointments In k0c
ester well-informed politicians say that the United
Labor party will poll 1000 votes In Auburn Iast
sprine the Marty poed 900 votes. and there Is much
Democratic the party Will not poll less votes
apparently this fall